fascinated that anyone in their 20s could have a home decor style beyond “this was free on marketplace”, “this was my grandma’s” or “I live near an outlet mall and checked daily for a year until a couch was marked under $500”
Organizing a night out with ur friends? Oh you mean project management, aligning stakeholders, strategic communication, and addressing shifting timeliens.
Stop judging people in DAAP based on their major.
Fashion design is INSPIRATIONAL
Communication design in INSIGHTFUL
Interior design is BEAUTIFUL
Industrial design
Architecture is IMPACTFUL
Fine arts is POWERFUL
Urban planning is TRANSFORMATIVE
I walked into a French bakery in Hayes Valley dressed like this (bucket included) and the woman working immediately said to me “you’re here for Too Good to Go, aren’t you?” And she was right!
Funny all the comments are like “she needs to be paid!” Yes, she was paid like $30-40 per hour to do her job, her idea was amazing, and Spotify released it. That’s the dream scenario for any design internship. There’s no royalties on ideas in corporate.
Today’s busy workday consists of taking bathroom selfies, listening to French house music, ordering sweetgreen delivery, and repeatedly filling up my cup w/ sparkling water
@emilio__oilime
I still don’t understand if they’re connected somehow or not. This has always genuinely confused me, but I also like a little mystery and being left in the dark.
I can’t wait to be a crunchy dad. Cargo e-bike, used Prius, native prairie garden instead of grass lawn, commute by train, yoga, exclusively vintage and used furniture — it’s a beautiful future.
“fags with abs make dry, overbaked banana bread and get hundreds of likes. I bake classic french pastries, technical cakes, and showstopper desserts and get almost nothing. y’all don’t care about baking, stop pretending.”
I’m obsessed with the girl sitting next to me on the flight — the second we landed, she made 5 FaceTime calls saying I’m in town, I’m downtown rn, I’m ready to party, what’s the move tonight” etc
So is nobody in government going to address the fact online education shouldn’t cost as much as in-person? Why hasn’t there been a subsidy or mandate for universities to charge students less? Online summer classes at UC shouldn’t cost $13,000.